Requirements of the national programme of "disease management of chronic diseases" were that the practices had to have some experience with the delivery of chronic care and were equipped to implement all systems needed for the delivery of sufficient chronic care.
Requirements of the national programme were that the practices had to have some experience with the delivery of chronic care and were equipped to implement all systems needed for the delivery of sufficient chronic care, which resulted in the inclusion of 22 DMPs (out of 38).
Requirements of the national program were that the practices had to have some experience with the delivery of chronic care and were equipped to implement all systems needed for the delivery of sufficient chronic care, which resulted in the inclusion of 22 disease management programs (out of a total of 38 programs who applied for funding).
However, few departments are equipped to help their residents develop and implement a QI initiative.
CGSD offers practical training workshops, toolkits for field-level work and a deep commitment to educating the next generation of development practitioners to ensure that those leading and implementing programs are equipped to manage and measure interdisciplinary efforts.
How about giving people the freedom to implement solutions to problems and seize opportunities in the workplace if they are equipped to do so?
Many of their appeals were cast in terms of who was better equipped to implement policies and who was the first to embrace an idea that they and most other Democrats now agree upon.
The group cites a lack of emphasis on practical applications in India's highly theoretical engineering programs, yielding graduates who are ill equipped to implement their knowledge.
Oxfam discovered that while Unilever was committed to high labor standards, policies ran only skin deep; Vietnamese managers were not equipped to implement them and lacked internal reporting mechanisms for violations.
Ironically, he notes, China is better equipped to implement a policy of radical transparency than any other country in the world.
Last New Year's Eve, Bolivia's Congress passed a law requiring United States citizens to obtain tourist visas, but most Bolivian embassies were not equipped to implement the new requirement, and as of mid-May the law still hadn't gone into effect.
